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Urinary system Flashcards

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urinary system function:

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  • eliminate waste products through formation of urine
  • activate vit D
  • produce erythropoietin

contribute to regulation of:

  • arterial blood pressure
  • pH of body fluids
  • vol and comp of blood
  • blood glucose levels
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kidney: features

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  • post to peritoneum
  • within abdominal cavity
  • R kidney lower than L
  • T12-L3 level
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kidney: surrounded by main layers

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  • renal capsule
  • perinephric fat
  • renal fascia
  • paranephric fat
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kidney function: renal capsule

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  • dense ct

- barrier to fat

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kidney function: perinephric fat

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  • protects kidney

- holds in place

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kidney function: renal fascia

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  • fibrous tissue

- anchors kidney to surrounding structures

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kidney function: paranephric fat

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  • protection
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kidney: main internal parts

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  • renal cortex

- renal medulla

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kidney: renal cortex

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superficial layer of kidney + renal columns

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kidney: renal medulla

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renal pyramids - papillary ducts - minor calyces (via renal papilla) - major calyces - renal pelvis - ureter

drainage system fills renal sinus cavity

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nephron: comprised of

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  • renal corpuscle
  • proximal convoluted tubule
  • loop of Henle
  • distal convoluted tubule
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nephron: renal corpuscle =

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glomerular capillaries + bowman’s capsule

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several nephrons drain into:

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collecting duct

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many collecting ducts drain into:

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papillary duct

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nephron: classified as

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  • cortical (80-85%)

- juxtamedullary

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nephron: cortical

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  • renal corpuscles in outer part of cortex

- short loop of Henle, mainly in cortex

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nephron: juxtamedullary

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  • renal corpuscles in inner part of cortex
  • long loop of Henle, mainly in medulla
  • very important for concentrating/ diluting urine
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nephron: renal corpuscle - glomerulus

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  • capillaries which contain blood from body to be filtered
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nephron: renal corpuscle - bowman’s capsule

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  • double walled surrounding glomerulus

- receives filtrate from glomerulus (water, solutes)

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nephron: tubules - proximal convoluted tubules

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  • receives filtrate from bowman’s cap
  • microvilli maximise reabsorption/ secretion
  • 65% filtered H2O, nearly 100% solutes reabsorbed
  • H+, ammonium, urea, creatinine secreted
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nephron: tubules - loop of Henle

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  • descending/ ascending limb
  • receives filtrate from PCT
  • reabsorb water, sodium, potassium, chloride, secrete urea
  • urine conc
  • macula densa (cell at distal cell) help monitor conc of sodium, chloride in filtrate
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nephron: tubules - distal convoluted tubules

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  • receives filtrate from loop of Henle
  • most of tubule is involved in reabsorption of water, sodium, chloride
  • more distal part of tubule: principle cells and intercalated cells
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nephron: tubules - DCT principle cells

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  • reabsorb water, sodium, urea and secrete potassium

- respond to ADH and aldosterone

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nephron: tubules - DCT intercalated cells

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  • reabsorb bicarbonate and urea and secrete hydrogen
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nephron: drainage - collecting ducts

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  • receive filtrate from 1+ nephron
  • contain principle and intercalated cells
  • drain into papillary duct
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nephron: no. of nephrons

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  • remains constant from birth
  • no replacement
  • dysfunction occurs when function declines by 25%
  • removal of 1 kidney causes enlargement of remaining until it can filter at 80% of normal rate of 2 kidneys
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blood supply to kidney:

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  • R and L renal aa

- R and L renal v

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blood supply pathway in kidney:

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abdominal aorta - renal aa - segmental aa - interlobar aa (btw pyramids) - arcuate aaa- interlobular aa (renal columns) - afferent arterioles - glomerular capillaries - efferent arterioles - peritubular capillaries/ and or vasa recta

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kidney: 3 major activities

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  • glomerular filtration
  • tubular reabsorption
  • tubular secretion
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kidney: glomerular filtration

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  • movement of plasma into bowman’s capsule
  • filtrate comprises of all blood except cells, platelets, most proteins

regulated by:

  • arterial blood pressure
  • nervous system
  • endocrine system
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kidney: tubular reabsorption

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  • movement of water and solutes from filtrate within nephron and back into blood vessels
  • osmosis
  • simple diffusion
  • facilitated absorption
  • active transport

generally:

  • 99% water
  • 99.5% sodium
  • 100% glucose
  • 44% urea
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kidney: tubular secretion

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  • movement of substances from blood into filtrate

important substances secreted:

  • potassium
  • hydrogen and ammonium (help control pH of body fluids)
  • creatinine
  • some drugs
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kidney: where does tubular reabsorption occur

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  • tubules
  • loop of Henle
  • collecting ducts
34
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kidney: where does tubular secretion occur

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  • tubules
  • loop of Henle
  • collecting ducts
35
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arterial blood pressure: determined by

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  • cardiac output
  • peripheral resistance
  • blood vol
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kidney principally influences:

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  • blood vol
  • also peripheral resistance
  • juxtaglomerular apparatus vital
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juxtaglomerular apparatus: parts

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  • macula densa
  • juxtaglomerular cells in wall of afferent arteriole
  • extraglomerular mesangial cells btw afferent and efferent arterioles
38
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lowered arterial BP or blood vol =

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  • lower blood in renal vessels - lower stretch of afferent arterioles - juxtaglomerular cells secrete renin
39
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angiotensin II does:

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  • constricts efferent arterioles
  • releases aldosterone
  • release ADH
  • stimulate thirst
40
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result: constrict efferent arterioles

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increase in glomerular filtration pressure

41
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result: release aldosterone/ ADH

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reabsorption of more water, increase blood vol

42
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result: stimulate thirst

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increase blood vol

43
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ureters: features

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  • retroperitoneal
  • enters post wall of bladder
  • physiological valve (bladder wall compresses ureteral opening as it expands during filling)
  • flow results from peristalsis, gravity and hydrostatic pressure
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urinary bladder: apex

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  • points to upper part of pubic symphysis

- connected to ant ab wall near umbilicus by median umbilical lig

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urinary bladder: base

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  • shaped like inverted triangle
  • face postero-inf
  • ureters enter at upper corners
  • urethra exits from lower corner
  • muscosa smooth (trigone)
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urinary bladder: superior surface

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slightly domed when empty, more so when full

47
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urinary bladder: 2 inferolateral surfaces

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btw levator ani and obturator internus

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urinary bladder: neck

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  • most inf
  • surrounds urethral opening
  • anchored by pair of fibromuscular bands -> posteroinferior parts of pubic bones
49
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urinary bladder: females- anterior

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pubis

50
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urinary bladder: females- posterior

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  • uterus

- vagina

51
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urinary bladder: females- superior

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  • uterus

- small intestine

52
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urinary bladder: females- inferior

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N/A

53
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urinary bladder: females- inferolateral

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pelvic diaphragm

54
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urinary bladder: males- anterior

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pubis

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urinary bladder: males- posterior

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  • rectum
  • seminal vesicles
  • ampulla of ductus deferens
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urinary bladder: males- superior

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small intestine

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urinary bladder: males- inferior

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prostate

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urinary bladder: males- inferolateral

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pelvic diaphragm

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urinary bladder: layers in wall

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  • mucosa
  • muscularis (aka detrusor)
  • adventitia
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urinary bladder: mucosa

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  • transitional epithelium and lamina propria
  • mucus protect cells from urine
  • in rugae not trigone
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urinary bladder: muscularis

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  • 3 layers of smooth muscle
  • circular smooth mm -> internal urethral sphincter
  • circular skeletal mm -> external urethral sphincter
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urinary bladder: adventitia

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  • loose ct anchors it in place

- superior surface has serosal layer

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micturition reflex: step 1

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  • bladder holds 700-800ml urine
  • vol > 200-400 stretch receptors stimulated
  • impulses sent to sacral spinal cord -> sensation of fullness/ desire to urinate
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micturition reflex: step 2

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  • micturition reflex centre in sacral spinal cord
  • without this, reflex motor response cause bladder to contract
  • everything healthy will send inhibitory/ facilitatory signals to reflex centre
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micturition reflex: step 3

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  • if appropriate time to urinate, facilitatory impulses descend from brain - sacral spinal cord = reflex triggered
  • efferent pathway involves parasympathetic fibres -> detrusor mm contract, int sphincter mm relax
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micturition reflex: step 4

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  • urine enters urethra sends impulses to S2-4
  • decrease activity of pudendal n -> allow ext urethral sphincter relax
  • conscious control of ext sphincter
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micturition reflex: step 5

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urination occurs

68
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urethra: female

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  • directed anteroinferior
  • opens into vestibule
  • inf part bound to ant wall of vagina
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urethra: male

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  • tube passes through prostate, urogenital diaphragm and penis
  • prostatic, membranous, spongy urethra (sometimes preprostatic part)
  • opens at tip of glans penis (ext urethral orifice)
  • circular smooth mm forms int urethral sphincter
  • urogential diaphragm forms ext urethral sphincter

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